Googling "walking slowly burns more calories" definitely leads to mixed opinions!

However, I would suggest that the reason walking much more slowly than usual makes us more tired is that it throws us off our stride, requiring constant muscular readjustment. Used to drive me crazy shopping - because I could walk openly for an hour just fine, but strolling through a mall (or a museum), my legs and feet would get painfully tired. (Now I avoid the issue by shopping on line as much as possible.)
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Martha Krieg   [email protected]  in Michigan

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